Toyota Tacoma Smoked Headlights
Looking for quality smoked headlights for your Toyota Tacoma? You’ve come to the right place! We have done dozens of aftermarket headlight installations on the different years of the Toyota Tacoma and know pretty much everything about them. So, we have picked several options that work right and look great.
They may be not just exactly what you’ve been looking for in your particular vehicle, as we’ve randomly selected the model years for this page. So you are welcome to do a little search to get the part number that will fit the exact year and trim level of your Tacoma. Alternatively, feel free to ask a question using the form below, and we will be glad to find the perfect-fitting smoked headlights for your vehicle!
Alpha Owls® - Quad-Pro Black DRL Bar Projector LED Headlights with Sequential Turn Signal
If you are looking for a truly distinctive headlight mod for the front fascia of your Tacoma, pay attention to these headlights by Alpha Owls. Their quad-pro design is very futuristic. With these lights on your Tacoma, you will definitely stand out from the rest.
Features: Technical Characteristics: Fitment Information:
DRL bar;
Projector lens;
Quad-style lenses;
Sequential turn signals;
LED light bulbs.Part number: 7162969
Color temperature: 5500K
Light color (turn signal): amber
Light color (LED light): cool white
DOT compliance
SAT compliance
Warranty: 5 years2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 Toyota Tacoma
with non-LED factory DRLs
Spyder® - Smoke Sequential LED DRL Bar Projector Headlights
If you are looking for a quality and cost-effective way to jazz up the front end of your Toyota Tacoma, consider a set of Spyder headlights. Keep in mind, that we do not recommend using the headlight bulbs that come in the set with them (high and low beams). It’s better to switch them to Osram or Sylvania right away to enjoy bright light at night.| Features: | Technical Characteristics: | Fitment Information: |
|---|---|---|
| DRL bar; Projector lens; Sequential turn signals; Smoked lens; Black background; LED accents. | Part number: PRO-JH-TTA16-SR-BSM Low beam: H11 High beam: H9 Turn signal: LED Warranty: 1 year | 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 Toyota Tacoma with LED factory DRLs |
Spec-D® - Black/Smoke Sequential LED DRL Bar Projector Headlights
Seems like Spec-D designed these smoked headlights for those, who do not like too many lit elements are would rather prefer something sharp yet simple. If that is you and you are looking for an aggressive yet simple look, pay attention to this headlight assembly.| Features: | Technical Characteristics: | Fitment Information: |
|---|---|---|
| Sequential LED DRL; Projector lens; Smoked lens; Black background; LED accents. | Part number: 2LHP-TAC16SM-SQ-RS Low beam: H7 High beam: H7 Warranty: 1 year | 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 Toyota Tacoma with LED factory DRLs |
Steven is a certified mechanic and technical writer at Halo Headlights. Steven is excited about fast cars, loud music, and car mods. On yearly basis, he visits SEMA, as well as other car shows.
He has installed thousands of HID and LED kits and done hundreds of custom headlight retrofit projects. Now, he is ready to share his experience with Halo-Headlights.com readers.
Hi there,
What do you folks recommend for older Tacomas? Mine is 2010, and I was looking for smoked headlights under $300. Any help is appreciated!
I plan on adding a smoked film on my stock lights and then upgrading light bulbs to LEDs. 2014 Toyota Tacoma. Any advice on the best LED kits for the Tacoma? Also, what kind of film do you folks use in your shop for smoked headlights? And what smoke % is allowed in Florida? Thanks
Hey Steve,
I plan on putting chameleon wrap over the lenses of my OEM headlights. Any help is appreciated.
Hi Luke,
We have a great article about chameleon tint with lots of useful information:
CHAMELEON HEADLIGHT TINT
I am sure it will be of help for you.
Hi Steve,
What smoked headlights do you recommend for a 2014 Toyota Tacoma regular cab? Can you recommend something stylish, preferably with black housing, no halo rings?
What do you folks can tell about VHT paint (spray)? Can I use it to smoke my headlights?